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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Tn Guropa Idrmsrt unb poltern bic 81,

Sn europa Idrrnsu unb poItern bic 2ts
bsralsn ibsr gu pieIs Seiertase. Wit
&rotobtlstbrdnen beiammern fe bic gers
LUTTE Der armeu Irbsitsr, bic He bur1 bic
idle9ten 2Sbns fait psrbunssrn Iai1en.
9ter 1T IS gang anbers. gu gantee3ets
ten, nod Dor 80, 90 Sabrsn rimpftsn bic
Imerttaner bic Naie, mem pom Wetbna9:
ten bic &ebe mar. @ie anbers lit bas
beute seporben. Ser ginfuS Der Ratbos
Itten uub Der Deuti@en ;eist bier ssrabs, ME
tief er seuirtt. @sibuadtsn bat iein
Sbtun beim 0antse perloren, es fanb Der
@brtfbaum @tnsans, Der Gag Der @sburt
Gbrtfti warb gum seiesliden Seisrtase sss
ma@t unb nun, baB btsier Ssisrtas I'm 2aufe
Der 3ett auf etnen SOnntas fdut, tbun id-
obne @eies-bte Burger 3uiammen, ertlds
rem ben Rontas gum Setertas; ieber 1T
3ufrieben. 0te @eiddfte ruben, BITE 8ans
Ten i9IieBen ibre Tbiren, bic Easesbldtter
eridetnen ni6t unb bic arbsitsr finb sIids
LID etnen Gag mebr i'm &reiie Der 81,
rem gu istn, um iid aus8urubsn. Die @rs
better uerbunsern babel nidt bic @sf9dfte
se5en nidt gu @runb, bic .2ibsraIen" Iais
fen teine &rotobtlstbrdnen fallen uub bic
@elt sebt ni4t aus ben anssIn, usnr1 Der
Yurttanismus austirbt unb Der gtn1u6
be, Oeutiden unb Defenders Der tatboIis
t4en &ir9e, penr aud unn.rtli@ iiS Sabn
bd@t. @s seretdt aaen gum 5eils. &c.
ertase fnb iosobI aIs Sonntase etne
@Otbwenbistett, bas Setst Nd bier. 5at
has Bolt tetnen ertra misunderstanding
f6afft es fid eineu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sic Giien6ahnhraden . Gpmpaanie if

bantt bei4dfttst, bic 3pet fIstnsrn psits
li9en S%panuunsen ibrer Bride ueri9pins
ben gu MAIDEN. sic filt bieieIbsn nit
@rbe auf, ntmn,t bic ~eiiernen Sbsrbautsn
ab unb Iest bic S9tensn auf bic @nidits
tuns. Ote guruen, psI6e mad Der Bride
Ieiten, ueri6winbeu gum Ebeil unb gum
Ebeil wirb tbr Rabtus sum Iei@tersn Ser'
tebr persr6Bert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

2anbes psrben unb nt9t nit llnrr4t,-
BITE @rpreBcompasnisn ssrednst. I'm tlars
fen Setst fi@ be &dti6tsioRststt tieier
gourpasnien sur @etsna6tss.it u. gu Gsus
iabr. Sect ltesen aIe Baarsnbdufer bie'
fer vS9neafra4ter" BIS gum Spsi9sr btns
auf BOILER 8aareu, bic auf prompte 9efSrs
bsruns rpart1. Stun iolt. man annebs
men, baB, neil grtraarbett unb @rtrauer'
btenft ba isen, aud @%rtraarbeiter anss'
felt plrben. 9o@ nsin, bas pirbe @eIb
toifsn. Uf6sen f@ bic i4Iedt bssabIten
Beanten Der @efeaf4aft a. Eobe arbeit.n,
bas PubIttum fi4 bic @eIbiu9t an ben
gals drssrn, m6ssn bic Waaren perSers
Ben, bas senirt bisie RouopoIiifen nt1t.
"D..... the Public" Iageu fe nit
Sap 9ouIb. 9tsr pdre Rsform' no:
tbts unb Elm ener9iidss @iusreifsn Der
seiessebenben @spaIt erforbsrt. Sn
europa, NO Der Staat bic Badetpoit tr
9dnOsn bat, its0en bic Resierunsen Suns
berte unb Gauisnbe 9IIfSboten an. um bas
BubIitum prompt Su .bebisnsn; bier fnb
twst, brei Wonopole, bic i9 iber's Bolt
IuitiS MAIDEN. A great Country this is!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Ser 9ObanH Siiu. fibrt izaer nod
bas @isarrenssiddft istnss psritorbensn
8aters an Der @te ber II. u. glayftrabe
ueiter, no ale friberen Srsunbe, 8stanns
ten unb Sebermann etnseIubsn LIT. por3us
ipre@en. Defenders u69t. & ~bisienisen
wsrtben &unbsn, bic bas Sabrifat rnetnss
fsl. 9aters sewObnt waren, barauf aufs
merriam MAIDEN, baB Id sinsu iebr suten
8Orratb bauon auf Eager babe, anb feIbis
gen au biaisem Preiie abiess, ~sin3sIn, pber
tn sanSeu &iftsn. Rsbftbsm 1alts i4 cine
i15pe auspabI uon gfstfen uxb Gabat,
unb ausse3ei8neten frif4en @anSy itsts
gum 9ertauf unb bite nm s~ensisten Gus
ipru9. a4tunssuoa
Sobann Sdne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

9a mir 3u Nsuiabr bic gOIetts fir
Stiftuns zines 9O9umtes pdbrenb Der
Oetuu unb ani9afuns zines Ssnfsrs in
Der &atbebraIe gu 2ursmburs f9IisBen
psrSen, 70 per6feutIideu mir aud bann
bic Suittuus iber einise pdtreub Der Isss
ten 3sit nod %sinsesanssnen @slOer.
au9 bic @oletts fur bas 2sos5aus per:
Ssu mir turs mad Beibna9ten i&IisBeu.
9tsisuissn, peI4e aIio nod sinen Bet,
tras fur einsn bteier sutsn Suede seben
woQen, m5asn f4 beeiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Go aebt tas Werhdt, bab bic @b. SO.

q ct. gauI @iienbubu' gonpasnie bic
BON Bellevue nod CASCADE fibrsnbe @iisns
balm aufsdbe, ba bet gstisb nut NIT 8ers
Iuft u.rbunben fet. Der Bellevue 2eas
Der" iast, 8ellsuu. made fid ui6t rtsI
baraus. Wan babe Der @ompasnie sl0,s
900 IN Stsuern bspiuist unb bic Babx
babe Der Stabt mebr S9ab.n ais gusen
setban. DIME Elm gropb.t obsr Der Sobn
zines groYbeten gu ien, isstsu MIR Der
Statt 8etleuue bas gu 8eiten tan Sorsus.
Sebo& 1T ni9t gu Ielsnen, bas bic Balm
fur 2aDeotte, !5rutnsle, 8eruars unS Gas
cabe Elm GROCER 8ortbsil III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
8ide 9.ate tpeiasrn fG 2eterfSraa

etn3unebmsn, neil tbnen S.Fen @es
i4mat piberfebt. Disfs S1wt.riss
tet III bur4 Scots @uuIRon pom 9.bers
tbrm NIT BbsSpbptn befeitist porben.
Die gmuIfon lift idniadbaft pie NiI9
unb III bas p%ertbuoIfe Ritt.I bel Be-
banbIuns pom S9uinbiu9t, SerofsIn unb
Bron4ttis. Die asr3te bsriGtsn, bab bic
GIeinen es nit 8ersuisen etnusbmsn.
Wan perfude Scotts @n1uIfon unb ibsrs
3eiss ii4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

0ie % btiSt, fol- bas rDes Moines
Rssifer", bas Isiteubs grobibIitansrbIatt
bes Stsatss, tn snbere 5dnbs lbsrssbsn,
ba bic glartfons bic .@btsaso Etmss"
aberusbmm islen. gs pdrs etn pabres
Slid fir ben Staut, wsnn bas BIatt
9duSs pe1ielte. Boiler bittsm Srembens
baB, uoq Brobibitiou, uo0er Rspublitaniss
mus unb Buritantsmus fam ss in anbern
9dnben pobI nidt idIiulmer perben, aIs
Is ieSt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Sames 9epi, I'M Warmor 9rn 9oobs:

9ames 9epi, I'M WarmOr 8rp @Oobss
Yalaf, @ds 7. uub Matnfruse, bat bic
i&6niteu Esppide, bic man wini&en MIL
8,ih.ler tn allen mobernsn Wufern ;
umerttanii9e Eeppide iinb in sr6Bter auss
pabl porbanben. Serusr iubet man bort
iSmaIe T.ppi5e fAr Ereppen unb @dnse,
aqe Sorten SeItu4s, brsite unb i4maIe,
WG3stu1s u. |. 10. 8irften gum &eints
gen Der Tsppids, ~neueftss Bateut. Rau
fsbe f4 bic Muft.r an; bic Preiie finb
f.br mdbis nnb bic Sebienuns 1T b6fid
unb prompt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
TortuGbrenb sebeu unsi idrtftIide ans

G~ortudbrenb seben uns' idriftIi6e Gins
frasen gu, ME es NIT unferm Sobne (unb
glert) 2orena 9onner ffebe. Snbem MIR
ben 0~a4frasenben fur bas sSntersfe bans
Ten, bas ie an benz Wobl unierer Samts
tie nebmen, e~rfreuen mir uns u,ttsutbeilen,
baB tn Der Radt mad Marid unbefedte
gnpfdnsniB bic &rifs In Der &rantbeit,
unb bamit bic 8eferuns etntrat. 2orena
Tam iest tdslt3 etpus auffsen unb, penn
aud nod 10 i9ua@, baB er nt9t auf ben
Seinen itsben fam, sebt es bod ftetis -
wenn aud Iansiam - better. Neruens
fisber 1T Elm tidiides l1ebel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sb ibr 9inienipaItsr! Stritten f$
ba bic ensliiden Yurituner UNI bic Sruse,
Oh es ni@t cine gntbeiIsuns bss holy
sabbath iei, wenn man auf Weibna4s
ten, bic ia auf Sonntus .fisIsn,
feline 8etanntsn nit @eibua9tsses
i9enten ~erfreue. WsI9e Besrif. btefs
gbariider bod wObI pom gbriitentbum bus
ben mi6en, bas mS6ten mir serne wtfeH.
Ste ietsen WIfeu uub i6luten &amsele |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
A9onnerftag abeno D. 8ode, etwa II

h9onnerftaa abeno D. @Ode, etpa nr
B sebn l1br fanb BEL 8eideuteaer @b.
G9apnann am Babnbof Der 81. W. g.
pauI giisnbabn betm &Oppsln Der
@asen ieinsn Cob. CT ruti9ts aus unb
feel 5pii5er bic Waseu, BITE, TIN bermals
msnb, 70 3urt3tsten, bab er INN 3wtIt ubr
ietnsn @af aufsab. @bapmann Tam BON
Soma SaQs, uo feline 5rau pobnk. VI
IN 2s Sabre alt aub binterldbt fstns Stn'
Sa. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
ST aud a~noerpdrts an gIsbe. Sn
Wuseutiue bot ft9 bic Beb6rbe peranIabt
oeieheu. S~oIuenbes betdnnt Al MAIDEN:

,@arnun9 an gltern Noti3 rpirb biermit
s.9ebsn, baB piele iun9e RGo6en inn alter pon
10 bis IA Sabreu neuerotn9s gu allen Stunben
Der Rd9t mir Wdnuern pom idle6tem 8uf auf
ben StraBen b~erumipa;ieren unb in 8bireins
9an9en unb aaeps ju i6le6ten 3weden berums
inHSsrn' gos Isst an an 'O sSsns aq k.2 sTr MG$tss't
WGbaen, i'm Salle iie feline 9~enii9enbe austunit
iiber ibr gstrasen 9eben; uerbuftet. %. s..
Gihoff. Stabtmari6aQ."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sic gurlingtOn, Geoar &apiSs & N'rs
tbern Giienbabn uertduft wdbrenb ber
Setertase grcurROnstidets, bic fir gins
unb 9erretie nur ben q d en- Brets
tOfteu. Ser 8ertauf besinnt am "a. Deg.
unb iOI6e Sidets fnb gut biz gum 8. Sas
rliar 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

4m riiditen Sunneritag a6enS 1T bic
idbrIi9e Generals eriumuIuns bss 9us
buque 9uremburser 8eretns. aae Mtt:
slieber ftnb eriu9t, bieier 9sriammIIns
beiauuobnen, ba 8i9tises uorliest unb
obnebem cine Citrate pom so Gents auf Der
unsere9tfertisten Ibueienbeit itebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Ssbt, ba Der 5luB ni@t 5usefrOrsn 1T,
unb Grabsis ssbt, tommt BITE So5brids
benz gsrt.br III gut. Ga @rofe TIT i4on
an bic pier Do9su pom isnisittsen l1fer
taft ubsei9nitten, ba aud bort Der 6Iub
ni9t fsif sussfroren 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

CUR Jeier bes bb. 8eibuadtsfetes
batten ft4 bic tatbOIii6en &ir9sn Dus
buqus's einen wirbtsen S4mud anselsst
inb Der Gag uarb, mite ss f9 sesismt.
tir6Ii4 NIT @iroe, Slang unb pOmp se'
d~efetert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
SerOieuit iudlenoe Manner

molten fd iOfort an uus w,nSsn bsbuis uOandnbtser
gustunft, ptt nit nur wtntssr Dollars elm uubsrOrOeHts
Iubn,utes S.iddit, nomtutIid auf BEN sOuSe, Su be-
trsibsn. nobel G~rfaBruns niat rOtbts uHS SsrOisnit. De
In tsinsr 0sOsrn g,i4aitisuus, Bu ~srjisI,H TIT. eIeUsEsse
Stp,lrp uue Novelty Co., Gltp,lano, ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
nrsembnrger Gazette.

q Am Mputag Nbeno -bei9lOB bsr ct.
Mfpboufus @erein eth Seniier in Der ueuer
6ert Seius&irde anf eagle Botnt su tel
len. &e@t fol 9ofentli9 foIst Der 9ius
gsretn benz guten Betiptele. reg:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Qatarrb.&ar.

ale bier In DUBUQUE Gins unb auslaus
fenben @iienbabnsn baben fur bic Ssiertase
@rcurftonsraten anseisst. Scr Breis
elmer etnfa@en 5abrt Sablt fur bic Reiie
BIN unb Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

9ie 6eisGidaft Snr 5Oroerung bes
4arteubaues in Dubuque County bisIt
uoriss @ode tbrs idbrliden Sisunssn
ab. Die 9eisui9aft usrfoIst, wie idon
Der Rume iast, einen isbr suten 3wet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

3tpsi Witsliebsr bss Sup.ruHorsnratbss,
8. Russamer unb ). IeNamara, NIT benz
County anwalt Natbsps paren Wittpo1
In Snbspenbcnee, nm f9 3u iberseusen,
pte bic SIREN pom Dubuque @ounts, bort
sebaIten ieisn. Die 9erreu fiub Der ans
f9t, baB bic Siren bier in benz neusn aipl
Der S9wsitern better aufsebobsn fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

f0rusn bur6 Isiat psrtduHtdsr unS uibIiAer, bauptid6lt6
BET ben Ttuti4.H INNER ~sangoartr arttt.l etueu oauerus
ben unb eutsn 8eriteRit .rBtslsu. geriutspetie pelbeH
Bolt ,uetI5tdt. A6reft: TG. grnit, GIepsIane, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Sugenissr Strsbel bon Gbitags bat
BITE So4brids untsriu6t anb ais tn allen
Gbstlsn benz @cntratt entipre&snb anss'
nonmerI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Der 0efnestras Der ,Gair" Der ct. &a'
,pbaslss @smstnbe barus %, 6.6s, autG
ben issanssssn 2Stfsnbs. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
B,su 9eitunaer ODER Brief, ni6t In

8eit a~nIanssn, 10 punbere man f6 iest uidt,
fs psrbsa NIT ben giienbabn5aSen trsenbs
90 TIM Sdnr ffsden. Der 8ante Poif,
uub gtieubaSnbisnf mar Sor. Wo9e 70
sistli& auSsr allsr Crbnsns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
&.tfeHse astnten flu bic yGartte".
vi. 9err.n: Rs. Yrsbit uub Ns. 9nbpia.
amen uniern Seitrm Elm sIA6,
ieii8eS 8eujabr!

Rebrere Gorrsipsnben3en unO Rittbeis
lunSen, bic uns gu ipdt 3usiusen, muBten
mir auf nd8ite Bo9e 3uriidlessu. 9o9
aufsei9oben 1T ni9t a~ufssboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

ga wirb sebufft, baB bic Gnfrensunsen
bes ct. Sontfatius Sinsltnss l1nterbaIs
tunssperetn bic perbiente Inertsnnuns ius
ben, ba Der grtras fir bas 2eobaus be-
ittmmt 1T. 0te Oubuquer &atboltten
perben Bel bteiem lobensuertben @erte
bod ni9t suridfteben woaen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27

Im Sonntas, Neuiabrs= abenb, finbst
our sspObnltdsu Stunbe In ber ct. Was
risnidulbaIe gu @bren Der Secuubia bes
bl. 8aters SEQ XIII. cine NbenbunterbaIs
tunS bes ct. gonifatius SdnsIinss, Inter
baltansss8 eretns ftatt, bersn @rtras fir
bas 2eobaus beftimmt 1T. CUR auffibruns
fDmmt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Stadt 4 Aagegeua.

Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-clAss rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
Gtligi0it Sil0er.

~
Die BUD uub Sunfbdubluna BON WftbIs
bauer b SsbrIe, Al Ga Gale Strabe, @biz
ca9o, Sa., mrbt ~er9ebenit auf ibre fol9eubea
ib0nen Silber %aufntertl am.
@bromosS erienbilb1eu,
GbromosS pisenbtlbden,
Diplom fur bic Mitsltsber bss ct. gSus
Iiens8ereinS,
Samilien: Re9iffsr,
Standardization y x lot,
IL l6,
IA 90,
Is 90,
81 81.
Sirumnss. anbenten,
@nippsnbilber fdmmtli6er Bdpfe,
6ausissen, &atbo!f9er,
Gommunions anbsntsu,
&rsusuesffattonen,
SEQ XIII. Bortrait,
0aria pom sutsn Staff,
Bius TX. Bortrait,
S9usistu9 @ktRt,
Stablitide, sroBe, BON $l-l5 per Stid,
Stabliti4, Spissnbilb4eu,
Gauf; a~nbenten,
ErauersI nbentsn unb Trauerbilb5en,
Cravings nbenten.
Gin Weuttrpudtt BON fein.x SiIbh.H unisnteH ptr
s.stn Ginitnbuns uou Is Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-27
L. Sbeil.

l. 0belI.
2ufi9 1T Die SG9erei.
(S9paut in 3 atten)
II. Sbeil.
8ebe pom Serru SiIsbpff iber
9apf SEQ XIII.
III. Sbeil.
The Haunted House.
Gan Ethiopian Act,)
". She'll.
SnhIpnu
National Republican., 1887-08-08
SURGEON cRAwrorD's CASE,
Judge Harpsr's Decision on the I'D
munds Law,

munds Law,
The trial of DIR. Crawford, charged with
committing fornlcatlsn with little Eva
White, was resumed in the police court Sat
urday afternoon. Judge Harper announced:
'After due consideration / have decided
that the Edmuuds law applies to the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and | do not sustain the
demurrer Of the defense"
81 enter a plea Of not guilty. said Mr..
Moore.
Ex-Pollceman J. @. Shelton testified to
seeing DIR. Crawford fondlng Eva. He had
seen the couple together in the grounds
about her fathers house. Isabella Edwards
colored, swore that she saw them together
every evening as she went to the pump for
water. She saw Eva once one the doctors
lap, and had her hands on his shouldcrs.
Officer Pearson was placed on the stand,
but nothing was developed by his testi-
mony.
Eliza Carter, colored servant in Dr.
Whites house, related an Instance of DR..
Crawford taking Eva from the depot In a
buggy, and that she did not see her again
until . o'clock that afternoon, when she
came home. Soon after DIR. Crawford came,
and he and Eva went into the parlor, where
they stayed until $50 o'clock alone.
Detective Raft testified to the arrest OF
DR.. Crawford and his admission Of writing
the letter.
DIR. Crawford admitted having gone on
an excursion with Eva on July 2, and that
she had stayed at the hospital most Of the
night because they found the door Of the
house locked. lie said that she had sat on
the porch of the hospital lie denied that
he had done anything more than caress her.
Mr.. Lipscomb then offered to read the
letter, but Mr.. Moore objected; and, rs an
other long discussion seemed imminent,
the Judge adjourned the case until Tuesday
National Republican., 1887-08-08
RIBBONS.

All narrow Satin and Gros Grain RIB on
ARE offered 10 per cent below asst weeks
Irices. The numbers and prices err too
varied to quo:e here, Just on illustration:
No. lG Gros Grain Ribbon. fancy edge, reduced
from 4s to 80 cents per yard.
To make the sale doubly attractive we offe
the following new SASH RIB 3oNs a. re iuced
prices:
9.n. Moire Sash. fancy edge, marked SLID
reduced to 81.
10 inch Moire Sash, all colors, m ,rked Sl.95;
reduced to sl.S9.
Colors--Pink, light and dark blue. hello.
tropc, cream, brown. lavender. white. black.
and new shade of green.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrence In and About the
City.

Minor Occurrence In and About tbs
The accounts of disDursing clerk Thomas
Hobbs, Of the treasury, have been found cor
rect
Benjamin Lacey was given thirty days in
jail saturday by Judge Harper for stealing
bicycle.
John Howard was held for the grand jury
Saturday by Judge Harper for rOhbing Edward
Eaton OF 81 under threats Of killing him.
The Ana stan Boat club has decided not to
take part in the coming Potomac regatta.
J his declination will not Interfere with the
success Of the regatta.
Charles Clark, q colorcd labOrer, % years old,
was arrested at O'Clock Yesterday morning by
Cilctr Lghtbrown for securing money under
false pretenses from Samuel Moses.
The alarm from box 49, Mt s O'Clock sltur-
dGy night, was for the burning OF woodShed
In itar of house No. 222l Il street northwest,
The cause Of fire Is unknown and the damage
Is placed IS.
About $50 o'clock yesterday morning Olicer
Byrd found a dead female infant four months
Old in the triangular reservation on Massachu.
sets avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
strt cts northwest.
Thomas Hawley received severe INJURIES
about the head Saturday night by fall from
car at Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
SCrgt. Boyle took him to his home, 233 I street,
IN the patrol wagon.
The secretary and other officers Of the Roch.
Gale Society are busily engaged taking in or.
uefs for coal under the very favorable contract
they have mndo with one OF the leading coal
men of the city. As will be seen by the adyer-
tisemcnt in another column, the time for re-
ccy ing orders closes on the 10Th instant, Many
persons, heads of families, are applying for ad.
mission TO the society In order to share in this
and the more than one hundred other con-
tracts. The object of the society is q good one.
aud instead Of the membership being as now
3CC0 1t should be five times that number: In
fact all government employees and Others who
favor economy md CO. operation should he
membt RS and aid In the good work being ac-
COmplished by this society.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
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BONNETS.

HATS.
All our choice Straw Bonnets, mark I'd s'.iS
81 49, and 9Sc each, are to be cl 'sed out at 40
cents each. Children's and Ladies' Large Sun
Hats closing out at just what they cost us.
straw Sailor Hats In all size,-black, white,
navy, and brown-ior % c.nts each. Superior
quality.
A WORD ABOUT MILLINERY.
We have plsasure in announcing the en-
pagement Of Nine Clancy, who resigned an
important position IN Dunlap's noted millinery
establishment to take charge here. In con-
versation with her the other day we learned
that Dunlap's prices are 10 for making and
trimming, and from 80 TO s3 for trimming.
Nine Clancy was not n little horrlfed to learn
the PalaiS Royal prices to be rs cents for trim
ming and 81 for making and trimming. Tha
we are Offering Dunlap's styles a. moderate
lrices Is shown by our selling Sailo' Hats
trimmed with ribbons and bird for S5, the same
az made and sold by Nine. Clancy for $40 and
IS n Dunlap's establishment. t.
Incidentally We mention that our Mrs Nelson
makes cOrscts to order ut prices corresponding y
low. Corsels repaired and renovated at shor,
notice, 80 MIS- Nelson asks us TO state.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
FLOWERS.
FEATHERS-BlRD'.

Entire Stock fine French Flower at les
han What they cost us TO import. We hay
mt very beautiful specimens which have not
sold readily because so expensive Low prices
how. We have sold many hundr, ds Of lunches
ofdaisies at % cents a bunch They're all gone
ard we cant get more so we offer our Accent
bunchcs Uwice as large at 20 cents lunch;
that's LEES than cost. Bunches OF S owballs,
more than twice as large as those we sold for
10 cents, we oiftr for 2j cents a bunch.
Ostrich Feather Tips, In bunches-iS.cen
Y unchts Tor % cents. and tho 6s.cent hunches
fol 80 cents.
Birds and Wings are offered very low In
cheap.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
BANDKERCHIEFS.

Handkerohiefs are not millinery. We can't
help but mention the new l21lc. Handker-
chiefs. We were little ahead of our com mpeti-
tors, and SECURED CHOICE OF A BIG JOB
lot. Warranted pure linen and extra fine
linen. Handkerchieis with hand embroidered
borCeIs, in white and colors; ais some with
uvue, fanny dice, and tucked borders; %
elf rent designs. The cheapest Of our COM
Ie,itors are charging $780,, generally sold for
2Ec.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Another Trip to Luray.

Wednesday next, August 10, another Of those
enjoyable and select excursions TO tne Cdverns
of Luray will take place. There is no eXcur.
sion out of Washington upon which more real
pleasure, select, personal and solid, sub.
stantial instruction can be obtained tnnn oil a
trip to Luray. The wonders of the Caverns are
beyond description, the eScursionist being
more and more mystiied as the journey
through the various passages proceeis. The
scenery en- route Is grand and historic. The
passengers who desire can obtain good din.
rer at the station and proceed to the Caverns
without delay, and spend four hours In view.
ing eue of the grandest wonders of the world.
The sr ecial train of elegant coaches will leave
b. & q. depot, Washington, at $3.50 A. NJ. sharp,
aud returning, arrive home at 900 =. NJ Tie
fare for round-trlp is only $3.50, which includes
admission 10 the Caverns, and entities holder
to reserved seat in car. The number Is post.
lively limited, and those who contemplate 60
ing had better purchase early at b. & D. ticket
offices, Nos. 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania ave.
or at the depot on the morning of the excur.
Siun.
Remember the date, Wednesday August 10
Round-trip rate only $3.50.
National Republican., 1887-08-08

The following letter OF complaint was re.
ceived by the commissioners Saturday: "As
am about to change my place Of residence aud
have two children, one of which Is very eros,
at Light and possibly disturb. my nab )ur.
or awaken the police from thear slimbers o.
nv door step. Now for above reasons would
RESPECTFULLY ask permission tD make said
change so in case of complaint will have
writin permit TO show the police when may
be awakened at mid hour OF the night
please send permit TO 22il Water street
northwest. /. MCJISKISs."
National Republican., 1887-08-08
CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, III Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
Of Pennsylvania avenue. E. p. Rowland, NJ
ard mechanical dentists. Extractions, under
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 81
cents extra for gas, whether one or e number
of teeth are extracted at the same sittiOR
Have administered nitrous oxide to over i5,0G'
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold
amalgam, and white Filings inserted In the
best manner All work warranted 1rst class.
National Republican., 1887-08-08
Ladies'

In delicate health needing gentle yet eiIec
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, pleasing to tue
taste, acceptable TO the stomach, and perfectly
safe In all cases. II is the most easily taken
cure and prevent cGstivenGss, TO dispel head
achrs, colds. and fevers. and strengthen the
kidneys, liver, aud bowels, aud is therefore a
favorite REMEDY with ladies. For sale In 80
cent and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.